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Personal Sound Wall Science of Reading Worksheets, Folder, Phonics Workbook
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Add to cartIndividual sound walls with mouth pictures, folders, and worksheets are your answer to a space-saving and effective way to align your phonics instruction with the science of reading! It’s full of mouth pictures, visuals, keywords, and more to keep learning sounds engaging and meaningful. Plus, students get a personal workbook to record words for reference. These tools will support growth in pronouncing, reading, and spelling unfamiliar words.
As the teacher, you have ready-made visuals for your lessons that are always at your fingertips without sacrificing valuable wall or bulletin board space.
This tool helps your students organize sounds and words in a meaningful way and helps them connect phonemes (sounds) to graphemes (written representations of sounds). Sound walls display the 44 speech sounds and the commonly represented graphemes.
This tool is excellent for individual and group instruction, Orton-Gillingham programs, and reading intervention. A Google Slides™ version is included for digital practice, easy differentiation, and student accommodations.
⭐ Included:
► Personal sound folder covers in two backgrounds and black and white.
► Personal sound wall folder inserts in two backgrounds and black and white.
- Vowel valley
- Consonant wall
- Both a vowel valley and consonant wall in one folder.
► Sound wall workbook cover and section dividers in two backgrounds and black and white.
► Google slides file for digital practice. Type on workbook pages.
► 50 printable workbook pages include:
- Blank vowel valley and consonant wall sheets for students to fill in as sounds are learned.
- A page for each of the 44 phonemes with graphemes, keyword pictures, mouth positioning pictures, phoneme type (voiced, unvoiced, stops, fricatives, glides, liquids, affricates, nasals, 2 sounds), letter formation, and word examples with sounds in initial, medial, and final positions.
- Room for students to add their word examples and pictures.
► Student and teacher instructions.
► Terms to know/definitions.
► Teaching tips.
► Information on sound walls and where to find additional information.
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“This is a very useful resource! Students are able to use the sound wall as we navigate through our UFLI lessons. Individual student sheets need more space for littles when writing on their own chart.”
“Great resource to use along side UFLI lessons. These are a good reinforcement of skills”
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This is a very useful resource! Students are able to use the sound wall as we navigate through our UFLI lessons. Individual student sheets need more space for littles when writing on their own chart.
Lisa M.
Grades taught: 2nd
Great resource to use along side UFLI lessons. These are a good reinforcement of skills
Kim G.
Grades taught: 1st
This is a wonderful resource for my intervention students as well as my on level students. Thank you for sharing!
Wendye H.
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Wonderful resource. I used this in my grade 1 class to reinforce the phonics sounds reviewed in class.
Ashleen P.
Grades taught: 1st
I made one for each student to have in their desk for writing. They have come in so handy to remind student's of their sounds. The only way this could be better is if there was an ediable slide so I could chnage it to align with CKLA sounds.
Erica E.
Grades taught: 1st, K
I made individual vowel and consonant 'walls" for my students with file folders. It was really a game changer. We go use them as a warm up before we start reading intervention.
Corinna L.
Grades taught: K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd
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